the ripple skirt
A quick TA-DA better known in my vocabulary as "finally!" *phew*
It wasn't a troublesome project at all. Lots of smooth, calming ripples with a slight fear of running out of yarn (Debbie Bliss pure cotton aran). But my nature of flitting between projects is what dragged this one out a bit. That and another fear: sewing a lining!
This skirt is for my 10 year old. And while we're speaking of fears, I'll share another one. I fear she might not wear it much. I hope in sha Allah, that she does!
Pattern details: I used Lucy's Neat Ripple Pattern but in the round, so I didn't have to stitch a seam at all! I did adjust it a little further down to get the skirt to flare out a bit, by adding a couple of extra increases in each repeat, but every few rows, NOT every row. For the waistband, I crocheted 4 rows (to make the band), folded the band and crocheted the 5th row, going through the foundation chain too, forming a tube. This 5th row (the 1st row below the waistband) was the first row worked in the Neat Ripple Pattern. Clear? As mud! Any questions, just ask!
4 comments:
great looking skirt, especially the wavy hemline.
Thats a lovely skirt, I'm sure your daughter will love it :-)
This is a wonderful skirt..I would love to crochet this for my own daughter some day...thanks for the pattern. :)
It is a beauty!
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